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Movie Preview: Jennifer Hudson takes on Aretha in “Respect”
This was probably reason enough to take on “Cats.” Jennifer Hudson made this Aretha Franklin biopic for MGM, but overseas it will be distributed by Universal. Universal is distributing “Cats.” The “Respect” trailer is running in front of “Cats.” This … Continue reading
Harrison Ford and a DIGITAL dog? “The Call of the Wild”
One of three trailers that ran before “Cats,” that looked worse than “Cats.” A January release…or escape
Netflixable? “Two Popes,” one long argument
Let others quibble about the fact that the meetings, debates and jokes exchanged in “The Two Popes” never actually happened. It’s a movie based on a play, a sort of papal “wish fulfillment fantasy” of the “If it didn’t happen like … Continue reading
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The Great Wordads Ad-rate Collapse, a WordPress Conspiracy of Silence?
Sorry to park this housekeeping business in midst of all your regularly scheduled movie programming. But searching the web, I can find no discussions of this massive, unexplained fall-off on the major blog host WordPress’s advertising CPM rates. Mysteriously, WordPress … Continue reading
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Comics and the Oscars — Sellers, Carrey, Murphy, Williams and…Adam Sandler?
The late Peter Sellers was one of the greatest mimics and finest comic actors in screen history. His career was filled with films which weren’t worthy of his prodigious talents, but he got two shots at winning an acting Oscar … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Terry Crews IS “John Henry”
He isn’t driving spikes into railroad ties these days. But “John Henry” is still toting that hammer. And he’s about to go all Terry Crews on Ludacris and the bad guys of The Hood. “John Henry” is headed our way … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: For Will Ferrell and Julia Louis Dreyfuss, it’s all “Downhill” from here
Did you see the Swedish film “Force Majuere” a few years back? It was a dark DARK comedy about a family falling to pieces on a Swiss ski trip thanks to the husband’s failing the most basic “man test” of … Continue reading
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Movie Review: “Cats” can’t be as bad as all that, can it?
Heavens, the venom hurled at “Cats,” one of the first big “tourist attraction” musicals, finally brought to the big screen and with a star-studded cast, no less. Long-planned, long-thought unfilmable, a hodgepodge of songs and feline choreography and feelings attached … Continue reading
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Movie Review — “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker,” the recycling of a Trilogy
It ends just as predictably as it began, a trilogy of “Star Wars” movies built on George Lucas’s Greatest Hits. J.J. Abrams produced three of the biggest blockbusters in screen history, and with “The Rise of Skywalker,” directed two of … Continue reading
Movie Preview: “Never, Sometimes, Rarely, Always”
A teen pregnancy drama coming this March looks promising.
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